I agree with ^redacted‌ here. Depending on the industry, blue‑collar service businesses remain largely immune to AI disruption—you won’t see a robot patching a pinhole leak in your garage or installing an HVAC system because your A/C broke down. At the same time, this sector offers a prime opportunity to operationalize processes and streamline marketing efforts for greater efficiency.

Substantially all white collar services and software areas will likely be deeply impacted by AI. Impact can be positive or negative, and to varying degrees. Positive in my view if there are durable moats that require human involvement, such as physical interactions (eg HoA managers walking buildings), compliance (eg decades old regs requiring a human to do something), inability to convert all data into digital form, etc. Seeing disruptive AI-native businesses emerging in so many areas nowadays - worth googling for that in any industry where you’re searching. Would also recommend that folks check out OpenAI developer portal to better understand what off-the-shelf functionality is starting to get plugged into businesses.